It is a beautiful native plant but is aggressive and would require managing. leave it be, only harvest seeds.
Ovenbird36
Also, handle with care because it can cause a rash/burn in sensitive people. Wear gloves and long sleeves.
OkSituation74
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Gab83IMO
Def agree, Virginia Creeper, its all over the front of my yard.
Ill-Veterinarian4208
Careful about calling things weeds around here…. the native plant “it’s not a weed” police will be along.
Bypedal
I’ll take it over poison ivy any day.
sotiredwontquit
In 7B? Go ahead and plant some. It’s aggressive but not invasive. You’ll end up with a healthy vine, and gorgeous crimson color every autumn. Just don’t plant it near anything you don’t want it to cover.
shellsonthebeach123
Ive not seen it turn red like that! But agree it is invasive.
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Virginia Creeper
It’s native to the US, but also somewhat of a pest as it’ll just take over.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parthenocissus_quinquefolia
It is a beautiful native plant but is aggressive and would require managing. leave it be, only harvest seeds.
Also, handle with care because it can cause a rash/burn in sensitive people. Wear gloves and long sleeves.
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Def agree, Virginia Creeper, its all over the front of my yard.
Careful about calling things weeds around here…. the native plant “it’s not a weed” police will be along.
I’ll take it over poison ivy any day.
In 7B? Go ahead and plant some. It’s aggressive but not invasive. You’ll end up with a healthy vine, and gorgeous crimson color every autumn. Just don’t plant it near anything you don’t want it to cover.
Ive not seen it turn red like that! But agree it is invasive.